Easy Ways To Make Web Forms
Did I tell you I hate making web forms? Think I did some time back. Every time there’s a form to be made, I would die a little inside first. Thankfully there are much easier ways now.
GoogleDocs – One of the easiest ways to get a quick and dirty form up. I also like this method because all the responses are entered into a spreadsheet. This can be very handy for data that you need to further manipulate or analyze. Here’s a quick video to show you how.
cformsII for WordPress – This is one of the multitude of reasons I love using WordPress. One of my favorite, amazing plugins is cformsII. They call it a contact form but oh boy you can do so much more than contact forms.
- You can create forms where people can upload files for you.
- Forms that span multiple pages
- Limit form submissions – great for contests
- Tell-a-friend forms also ‘included’
Just overall a very pleasant to use plugin. Drag and drop, point and click interface makes this a breeze.
Easy Internet Survey – this is a survey system, but you can definitely use it to create forms and collect data too. Making a submission form is simple. Just create the campaign, enter your questions and grab the code. If you’re in a hurry, it even hosts the form for you so all you need to do is send people a link.
The nice thing about Easy Internet Survey is if you are running a one question “Ask me” campaign. You can do a keyword report and find out what are the common words/keywords people use. Very useful to know what language your target market regularly uses and also to re-use them on your marketing material.
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Cool Plugins Lynette,
Could you do a list of your top 10 Essential Plugins.
And then do a list of your top 10 ‘Accessory’ plugins.
(there – I just helped you out with two new blog topics)
Thanks
Jack
Cool Plugins Lynette,
Could you do a list of your top 10 Essential Plugins.
And then do a list of your top 10 ‘Accessory’ plugins.
(there – I just helped you out with two new blog topics)
Thanks
Jack
Hi Jack, thank you for those blog post ideas 🙂 I will take your advise and write them up.
Hi Jack, thank you for those blog post ideas 🙂 I will take your advise and write them up.
Hey Lynette!
I just watched this video on LifeHacker…how cool is that? And I can definitely see the value in that.
Now, if you can help me break free from Outlook 2007 and Business Contact Manager (always crashing), I’d be eternally grateful!
Tom
http://www.mullooly.net/wordpress
Hey Lynette!
I just watched this video on LifeHacker…how cool is that? And I can definitely see the value in that.
Now, if you can help me break free from Outlook 2007 and Business Contact Manager (always crashing), I’d be eternally grateful!
Tom
http://www.mullooly.net/wordpress
@Thomas! Good to see you again. Isn’t that cool about Lifehacker? Just found out myself too. I have not (thankfully) been married to Outlook for any length of time, so I don’t know it well enough to recommend alternatives for you. Maybe we can talk about that one on one some time.
@Thomas! Good to see you again. Isn’t that cool about Lifehacker? Just found out myself too. I have not (thankfully) been married to Outlook for any length of time, so I don’t know it well enough to recommend alternatives for you. Maybe we can talk about that one on one some time.
Great video, Lynette. Thanks for sharing with us.
Great video, Lynette. Thanks for sharing with us.
@Kim welcome hope it’s useful.
@Kim welcome hope it’s useful.